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New US duties against European goods began on Friday

On October 18, the United States began to impose additional 10 percent duties on European aircraft and 25 percent on a number of agricultural and...

Air Liquide and ArcelorMittal presented a pilot project to extract biofuels from emissions

Companies strive to push the boundaries of innovation to reduce the carbon footprint of the metals industry and develop technology solutions to...

Sale of British Steel to Turkish military fund worries British unions

In the light of recent events and hysteria in the British media about the "atrocities" of Turkish troops in Syria, there were statements...

UK may nationalize largest rail operator

The government is considering whether to take over the management of the largest rail service in the north of England....

Prices for gasoline and diesel fuel fall in Europe

Retail prices for petroleum products fell in early October in the EU member states....

ArcelorMittal Italian division replaces CEO

Lucia Morselli, Italy's most influential businesswoman, has been named the new Chairman and CEO of ArcelorMittal Italia....

European Commission imposed anti-dumping duties on Chinese steel wheels

According to the European Commission, dumping imports of steel road wheels from Chinese manufacturers have caused "significant material...

European Commission threatens China with new duties on stainless steel

Brussels suspects China and Indonesia of dumping hot rolled stainless steel on the European market....

British metallurgists demand cheap electricity

Or at least for the same price as in continental Europe....

Liberty Steel CEO writes letter to Financial Times

The top manager was upset by the publication of this publication dedicated to the latest acquisitions of Liberty Steel under the title "How...

Europe will need new sources of electricity to produce green steel

Combustion of hydrogen could replace coal and coke in metallurgical plants, which currently produce about 1.7 tons of carbon dioxide for every ton...

European steel prices fail to recover from summer break

Despite the cutbacks in production at large factories, customers do not experience significant supply constraints, although delivery times have...

ArcelorMittal holds record for falling quotes in the French stock index

Bad news from US Steel affected the sentiment of European investors, who doubted the sustainability of the largest steel company on the continent....

Prospects for the development of the economy and steel market in the EU in 2019-2020

The first data for 2019 confirms a drop in steel demand amid weak production....

Eramet, BASF and SUEZ launch a comprehensive lithium-ion battery recycling project in Europe

Academic researchers from Chimie ParisTech and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) will help project participants accelerate...

GFG Alliance Supports UK Steel Sector Finance Initiative

UK government funding will support private sector investment in the country's steel sector....

German giant Thyssenkrupp resigns from blue-chip status

Thyssenkrupp will leave DAX on 23 September and will be replaced by MTU Aero Engines, a manufacturer of aircraft engines....

ILVA will continue to work

The largest metallurgical plant in Europe was on the verge of closing after the entry into force of the updated version of the Italian Environmental...

EU countries tighten control over steel imports

In response to industry complaints that a weak market cannot absorb increasing imports, the commission proposed to reduce the growth of quotas to 3...

In Germany, a trial began in the case of the largest tax scandal in the history of the country

The case concerns speculation with tax on dividends, as a result of which the state treasury lost several million euros. There are two British...

French railroad workers bought a "daughter" of the bankrupt British Steel

The transaction will not affect the proposed sale of the remaining British Steel group to the preferred buyer Ataer Holdings, an affiliate of the...

Germany's largest steelmaker sues European Commission

Thyssenkrupp believes that the European Commission's decision to block the merger of its steel assets in Europe with Tata Steel was illegal....

Russian metal rolling in Europe can be bought online with delivery in 3 days

Russian metallurgical giants Severstal and NLMK Group plan to enter the European e-commerce market....

EU to cut annual liberalization of steel imports

Last week the European Commission (EC) proposed some adjustments to the existing safeguards for the import of steel products into Europe to the...

The new owner of British Steel will not "bother" with the number of staff

Ataer Holding, which signed an exclusive agreement to buy British steel company, which went bankrupt in May this year, could cut hundreds of jobs in...

UK Steel publishes its government requirements in a mini-manifesto

Metallurgists have put forward a number of requirements for Boris Johnson to breathe new life into the industry....

Liberty Steel claims to profit from smart IT

The UK's only profitable metals company uses cloud software from Infor and is very happy with it....

The owner of the Turkish Erdemir is ready to invest a billion pounds in the future of British Steel

Turkish military pension fund Ataer Holding plans to commit £ 900m to revive Britain's second largest steel producer, British Steel....

Voestalpine EBITDA Falls Amid Uncertain Macroeconomic Environment

Austrian steelmaker Voestalpine reported a 28 percent decline in first-quarter core profits on Wednesday, driven by a "sharp drop" in the...

British Steel lenders insist on plant closure

The main contender for the purchase of the bankrupt British Steel remains the Turkish company Erdemir, which carefully conceals its interest....

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